Yes. It is true. I read the account of the event in the Reader's Digest a couple of years ago. Major Somerford was struck from his horse by a bolt of lightning in the fields of Flanders in W.W.1. He survived but was paralysed from the waist down. Whilst convalescing one day back home in a local park, he was again struck by lightning and was killed. The story goes on to say that some time after, his tomb was destroyed by a bolt of lighting. The article was entitled; "Coincidence or Something Darker?" This is as accurate as my memory allows. R.Wolstenholme
The lightning rod enabled people to have a system that prevented their house from being struck by lightning. It is a metal rod that prevented lightning from striking. Instead of striking the target it bounced off the rod and into the ground.
That would be the Lightning Rod. It even has Lightning in the name.
Because the gold was a lightning rod which, (when lightning struck) would power the pyramid's beacon system and call for extra-terrestrials.
'we are struck by lightning', (meaning 'this is love at first sight')
Yes. He tied a key to the end of a kite string and flew the kite during a lightning storm. The water form the rain covered the string. The electricity from the lightning made the key electrically charged.
Yes. You can by struck by lightning at sea. This is not necessarily fatal, but it can be.
Yes, The Auckland Sky Tower gets struck by lightning :D
Struck by Lightning - 1990 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:PG
Don't go out when it is lightning? :/
They get struck by lightning.
They can be
No. I have actually had a few horses that have been struck by lightning, and all were dead.
no because the rubber tires repel lightning
The lightning struck the top of the building.
the part on your body you would most likely get struck by lightning would be penis if you are aroused :)
struck
hold a lightning rod up to the sky while lightning is striking